TransformSequence.Expire() doesn't work correctly in nested sequences

[smoogipoo]

public class TestSceneScratch : FrameworkTestScene
{
    [Test]
    public void TestMethod1() => AddStep("reset", () =>
    {
        var box = new Box { Size = new Vector2(100) };

        Child = box;

        using (box.BeginAbsoluteSequence(Time.Current - 1000))
        {
            box.FadeColour(Color4.Green) // Transform in the past
               .Delay(2000).FadeColour(Color4.White) // Transform a little in the future
               .Delay(10000).Expire(true); // Delay is not important
        }
    });

    [Test]
    public void TestMethod2() => AddStep("reset", () =>
    {
        var box = new Box { Size = new Vector2(100) };

        Child = box;

        using (box.BeginAbsoluteSequence(Time.Current - 1000))
        {
            box.FadeColour(Color4.Green).Expire(true); // Transform in the past

            box.Delay(2000).FadeColour(Color4.White) // Transform a little in the future
               .Delay(10000).Expire(); // Delay is not important
        }
    });
}

Both of the methods above are expected to work exactly the same, however only method 2 provides the expected result. The lifetime of the box is expected to be the full range of green -> white.

It seems like since the past transform is immediately applied (due to endtime < current time), the .Expire(true) call from a nested TransformSequence does not consider it.